Mantas Stankevičius
An AI-powered Figma plugin that designs static ads autonomously.
Core trick
Figma plugin exposes 32 design tools to an agent that critiques its own output in two passes before saving reusable templates.
Description
An AI-powered Figma plugin that designs static ads autonomously. Professional ad design is locked behind expertise (years of design training), cost ($100-500 per concept at agencies), and speed (2-4 hours per ad for a senior designer). AI image generators can't help — they make pictures, not ads. An ad needs structure, typography hierarchy, safe zones, brand consistency, and a concept that stops someone mid-scroll.
This plugin brings a senior creative director into Figma. You describe an angle (the insight or tension), and the agent builds the ad — typography, layout, product photos, backgrounds, effects — all on your canvas in real time. It has 32 custom design tools, generates product photos and assets via fal.ai, reviews its own work with a two-pass critic system, and builds a template library from completed ads that compounds over time.
README excerpt
# Autonomous Ad Agent A Figma plugin powered by Claude Opus 4.6 that designs static ads autonomously. You describe an angle, it builds the ad — typography, layout, product placement, backgrounds, effects — all inside Figma, in real time. No terminal. No copy-paste. No manual Figma operations. You chat, the agent builds. https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/placeholder-demo-video --- ## The Problem Professional ad design is locked behind three barriers: 1. **Expertise** — Years of training in composition, typography, color theory, and brand systems 2. **Cost** — Design agencies charge $100-500+ per ad concept. A DTC brand running 10 angles needs $1,000-5,000. 3. **Speed** — A senior designer takes 2-4 hours per polished ad concept. An agency takes days. AI image generators (Midjourney, DALL-E) can make pretty pictures, but they can't design *ads*. An ad needs structure: safe zones, typography hierarchy, product placement, brand consistency, and a concept that stops someone mid-scroll. That requires design *thinking*, not just image generation. ## The Solution An AI agent that lives inside Figma and designs ads like a senior creative director would: - **Understands ad design** — 2,200+ lines of design rules (8px grid, typography hierarchy, safe zones, composition) baked into its system prompt - **Has 32 specialized tools** — Not generic "create rectangle" calls. Domain tools like `build_ad_skeleton`, `apply_typography`, `place_product` that encode proven design